Restore Your Smile and Functionality with Full Mouth Reconstruction

When it comes to full mouth restoration, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Dental issues such as extensive tooth loss, bite problems, and widespread tooth decay require an integrative approach. Dr. Woods will develop a personalized approach to restore optimal oral function, comfort, and confidence.

While every patient is unique, your full mouth rehabilitation plan may include:

• Periodontal care: Healthy gums are the foundation of every healthy smile. Your full-rehab plan may include periodontal care to restore your healthy gums.
• Dental implants: We offer multiple implant options, including the All-on-4 system, to replace multiple missing or failing teeth. Dr. Woods combines clinical excellence with advanced technology to achieve exceptional results with dental implants.
• Dental crowns: Not every full-mouth reconstruction requires implants or bridges. Sometimes, dental crowns are an effective solution, especially if the underlying teeth have healthy root structures. We restore significantly damaged or decayed teeth with dental crowns that look and feel like natural teeth.
• Bridges: Our zirconia bridges offer a durable, natural-looking solution for patients missing one or several teeth.
• Dental veneers: Dr. Woods may use veneers to refine the results of a full-mouth reconstruction.

A full-mouth rehabilitation feels like a fresh start in life for patients like Tim. Beyond cosmetic improvements, full-mouth reconstruction restores optimal comfort, function, and confidence. That’s life-changing!

After full mouth reconstruction in San Diego, maintaining your smile is essential to ensure long-term health and function. Here’s the secret to prolonging the lifespan of your investment:

• Good oral hygiene: Brush and floss your teeth daily to prevent plaque and harmful bacteria.
  
• Regular dental check-ups: Visit your dentist every six months for routine cleanings and check-ups.
  
• Watch out for your diet: You can virtually eat all your favorite foods with implants and crowns. However, limit the intake of hard and chewy foods as they can weaken your restorations over time.
  
• Wear a mouthguard: Sports injuries and nighttime grinding can damage your restorations. Invest in a customized mouthguard to protect your smile from damage.
  
• Stop chewing non-food items: Your teeth and dental restorations are designed to chew food only. Avoid using your teeth to bite fingernails, crush candies, hold pens, etc. These poor oral habits can crack or dislodge your crowns or implants.

Full mouth restoration in San Diego isn’t just about teeth; it’s about changing lives! If you are tired of living with tooth loss, damaged teeth, failing dental work, or bite issues, don’t wait. Call Brighton Dental at (619) 831-8559 for complete solutions.